Americus Growth Promises Southwest Georgia Boom
In Americus, capital and industry surge as Sumter County builds upon its central rail links and fertile farming. The town promotes real estate, manufacturing, and tourism with new county facilities, hotels, and utilities, inviting farmers and investors to tap fertile soil, low prices, and growing markets in a rapidly expanding regional hub.
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Sumtercoun
Amd
Lie
Virginia
Tennessee
Confederacy
Farmres
Ian
Jelena
Tasdare
Emi
Georgia
Atlanta
Savannas
Presbyterian
Epis Yaland
Lawitts
Tallivasd
Nueber
Bao
Dulin
Alilesale
Atvericun
Americus
Southweat
Ead & Host
Mantfart
Santiago Surrenders After Terms Arranged
News from Washington confirms General Shafter received Toral's surrender offer with Spain’s terms to return to Spain. Santiago’s capitulation follows a push to use commissioners to finalize details while Western theater troops move plans to secure eastern Cuba.
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Wasmxoton
Shafter
Toral
Spain
Cuba
Asseradores
Lagos
Palma
Fourth
Corbin
Santiago
General Shafter
United States
Atte
Araiger
White House
Eral Shafter
Undertaking Perilous Manner of Removing Mines
July 14. General Wilson chief engineer says removal of submarine mines from U S harbors is his discretion. He notes removing is new and hazardous, warns some explosives may have leaked and contact with caps could be extremely dangerous to unscrew tops and retrieve dynamite.
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Wilson
Wasumwatox
United States
Army Jobs Given Out in July 14 Appointments
The president announced promotions and appointments for July 14. Jacob F. Kent becomes major general of volunteers and Samuel B. M. becomes brigadier general of volunteers. Edward R. Meek and Hamilton Glover Ewart receive U.S. district judge posts in Texas and North Carolina. Peter C. Haines joins the Nicaragua canal commission as state engineer. William W. Flars named engineer officer with rank of major.
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Wasmarow
CUSTOMHOUSE TO ESCAPE. Admiral Canadian!
A jumbled dispatch collection reports on Admiral Canadiani of the Italian squadron at La Guayra being sent toward Colombia, with hints of pressure to abide by President Cleveland’s 1897 decision. Cable lines from Honolulu note coast to Japan routes. other items mention food scarcity in Hawaii, minor court actions in Georgia, and a fire loss in Murfreesboro.
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Canadian
Rome
Caracas
Venezuela
Canadiani
la Guayra
Ethenens
Colombia
Ug He
Italy
Cleveland
Conta
Mightines
Camp Thomas Brings Renewed Activity After Rain
After 34 hours of enforced rest due to rain, Camp Thomas troops returned to work with vigor. Regiments practiced marches and target drills while supplies were dispersed. The signal corps grows toward 100, several officers reviewed Illinois and Rough Riders, and discipline tightens for sentries sleeping on post with court martial sentences issued. Senator Foraker visits, and Fourth Tennessee completes its transport and training as the second call regiments form.
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Cuickamaroo
Camp Thomas
Signal Corps
Army
Charles B
Nashville
Werner Tanner
of Hingis
Kelly Field
Jacksonville
Rough Riders
Grigsby
Brotherton Field
Brooke
First Military Corps
Waterhouse
Minnesota
Wellington B. Whitehorn
Comiyi
James van Horn
Thirty-first
Michigan
Homse
Selters
New York
Senator Foraker
Ohio
Chattanooga
Eighth Massachusetts
Pew
Tennessee
Maste
United States
Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription touted for women's health
An old promotional piece extols a tonic as essential for motherhood and child health. It claims the medicine strengthens the mother physically and mentally, aiding in bearing and rearing healthy children. It references a physician from Buffalo and lists a mailed offer with stamps for purchase.
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Jos
Wat Street
Cal
Europe
Chaplain in the Fight Bravely Fights After Wounding
Atlanta dispatch July 14 reports Rev. Dwight Galloupe rector of St. Pauls Newark New Jersey and army chaplain wounded at Santiago He removed his Red Cross arm to shoot as American line reeled under Spanish fire before being transported to Fort McPherson hospital Galloupe defended wounded and explained his action saying the need to protect his men justified the risk The incident reflects the tension between salvation duties and battlefield duty amid U S military action .
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Dwight Galloupe
Red Cross
Atlanta
St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church
Newark
N. J
Fort McPherson Hospital
Santiago
Tampa
Galloupe
Chaplain Gallien Srk
San
Moat
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Artesian Corner
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HAS. M. Stoever & CO
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Rte
Real Estath
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Callaway
Sanida
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Muat
Exity West
Jone
Samuel Young
Jacob Kent
the Volunteers
Customhouse
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Victoria
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Executive Council
Scrymser Company
Colula
Japan
Une
San Diego
Actiaalyead
United Takeee Te Sruelfaie
Holle
Hona-Konxa
Ililo
Caattaxoona
Newnan
United States District Court For
Northern District of Georgia
Wallace
Boston
Cotruans
Mansfield
California
Sacramento
T. W. H. Shanahan
Gamicene
Cervera
Annapolis
Pentaxovrm
N. H
Oe ‘Louis
Murfreesboro
Nasavilta
PARK
Paw Pew
Lng Tescents
Ita de de Piensa
EV. Pierce
Ballalo, Ne
Grote al Beste
Bac
North State
Ratzion
North Carolina Railwa Commission
Southern Express
Western Union Tele,raph Company
Express Company
Gs Oat Company
Columbus
CoLeusis
Eagle
Phenix Mills
Delate
Parc
State
Whitsitt
Louisvilx
Willis B. Whitsitt
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Putt
Lospex
Canary Islands
Las Palssne
Teneriffe
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